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Geometry Final Review Answers

1. The document is a geometry final review that covers basics of geometry including intersecting lines and planes, angle measures, parallel and perpendicular lines, congruent figures, transformations, similarity, right triangles, perimeter and area problems, and circles. 2. It contains 7 sections with multiple questions in each section testing different geometry concepts through calculations and identifying properties. 3. The review covers essential geometry topics to prepare students for a final exam through practice problems that require applying definitions, theorems, and formulas across various geometry domains.

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Geometry Final Review Answers

1. The document is a geometry final review that covers basics of geometry including intersecting lines and planes, angle measures, parallel and perpendicular lines, congruent figures, transformations, similarity, right triangles, perimeter and area problems, and circles. 2. It contains 7 sections with multiple questions in each section testing different geometry concepts through calculations and identifying properties. 3. The review covers essential geometry topics to prepare students for a final exam through practice problems that require applying definitions, theorems, and formulas across various geometry domains.

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Geometry Final Review

Name: ______________________

Basics of Geometry
1.

Draw a plane with intersecting lines r and s and


line s contains three collinear points A, B, C.

6.

bisects
DBC = (4x + 8)

. Find m

ABD = (7x 1)

, and

ABD.

20 degrees

ABC, m

B
C

2. Where do lines

and

intersect?

They never intersect


Where do Planes ABC and DHG intersect?

Line DC
7. Use the distance formula to find BN.

3. Find the measure of the complement of


where m

M,

M = 32.6

57.4 degrees
4. Find the measure of the supplement of
where m

R,

R = 132.6

47.4 degrees

5. What is the measure of

about 10.3

17.5

8. Given
with endpoints G(-6, -6) and H(1, 2),
what are the coordinates of the midpoint?

(-2.5, -2)

Reasoning and Proof


1. Use inductive reasoning to determine the next
three numbers in the following sequence:
1, -3, 5, -7, 9,

converse statement: If the sun it not shining,


then it is raining.

-11, 13, -13


2. What three items are next in the pattern?

inverse statement: If it is not raining, then the


sun is shining.

3. Identify the hypothesis and the conclusion of


the conditional statement.
If it is raining, then the sun is not shining.

H:_It is raining

contrapositive statement: If the sun is shining,


then it is not raining.

C: The sun is not shining.

4. Write the logic symbolism for If it is raining,


then the sun is not shining.
conditional statement: If it is raining, then the
sun is not shining.

biconditional statement: It is raining iff the sun


is not shining.

Parallel and Perpendicular Lines


1. l || l , then
1

4. Classify DBC by its angle measures, given

m BDC = 26

and m DCB = 51

obtuse

which angles are corresponding angles and what is


their property?

Angles 1 an 2, they are congruent


which angles are alternate interior angles and
what is their property?

5. One of the acute angles in a right triangle has


a measure of 41.7. What is the measure of the
other acute angle?
48.3 degrees

Angles 2 and 3, they are congruent


which angles are same side interior angles and
what is their property?

6. Find the measure of x.

Angles 3 and 4, they are supplementary


2. l || l , find m 1, if the m 2 = 6x + 26, and m 4 =
2x + 10.
1

x=32

7. Find the measure of x.

Angle 1= 134 degrees (x=18)

3. Classify DAB by its angle measures, given


m DAB = 56

and m ABD = 72

X=27
acute

Congruent Figures
1. ABC is an isosceles triangle.
is the
shortest side with length 3x + 9.
BC = 8x 8 and CA = 3x + 27. Find AB.

4. Write a congruence statement for these


triangles, and name the postulate or theorem that
supports it.

AB= 30 (x=7)
2. Given that ABC DEC and
m E = 47, find m ACB.

CAB LJK by SAS

5. What can you use to prove


ABE

CDE.

AAS

43 degrees
3.

6. Given:
of x?

TUV

TWV. What is the value

What is the m ACD, if m ABC = 37 ?

x=8
143 degrees
7. Find the measure of
3. Write a congruence statement for
these triangles, and name the
postulate or theorem that
supports it.

ABC JKL by HL
59 degrees

BCA.

Transformations
Graph the image for each transformation. Label the points.

(-2, -1)
(-4, 0)
(-1, 3)

(2, 1)
(4, 0)
(1, -3)

(-2, 0)
(0, 1)
(-3, 4)

Polygons and Quadrilaterals

3960 degrees
pentagon
45 degrees

2160 degrees

A= 60, B=150, C=120, D=150, E=90, F=150

N=24

X=3
Y=38

(1, -1)
(3, 0)
(0, 3)

Similarity
15.

10.33ft or 10ft 4in

23.33ft or 23ft 4in

6.25

C: 4.2miles
286.46ft or 286ft and 5.5in

Right Triangles
Solve for x.

1st one: obtuse

X=5

2nd one: acute

X= 82

x=10

X=11, y=113

x=53, y=10

Solve for the missing variable.

Z= 24.51

57
12.34

x=31.84

21.8
22.65

16.16
68.2

Perimeter and Area

C=8pi in; A= 16pi in^2

22. 44ft

P= 22ft; A=30ft^2

P=37m; A=65m^2

23. 128 ft^2

Circles

X=54

x=93, y=97

x=27

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